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(tHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
sp TEN ~ sfKEE f Sd5RFTMHEkE E1N fM
ts N6S ~ TH Be gE H6 kN3MN
ylTtHs od decree Of the ceast
of March, 1887, in Equity Cause No. 1928, wel::a
~ ss pSf sSS e
bered three hundred and seventy t3s7l, begin,
and forty i've d4S1 feel inch from the south
east along the line of said alley twenty
% the line Of said north street: thence west along
the line of said north street. twenty l2O feet six rs
ll6, fol 400. Of the land records for the D. G.
"a
an & the said Of
north hrsd1 4 feet six 90 thence south
feet 5se themes se1S
nsSsi @ ten fna s
as LIME IF Il
in said square one hundred and eighty l8 feet
f g Of '9 she
parts be shown 81 plat 70 be exhibited on DAY and
and occupied respectively by houses Nos 924 and ga
street. and the third part fronting the alley in
rear of said houses.
Terms OF sale. provided by decree are one-tiird
CD cash and balance IN two equal instruments in
for which deferred payments the notes of the pu
premises sold Conveyancing ut cost of purchasers
terms Of sale not complied with in ten lO) days the
Trustees will resell at cost Of and risk OF defanting
purchasers deposit Of 400 WIN be required on each
i-''>'' " j. aoIDsWo NO Il GORDON, Trustee.
$50 Az st. n. ".
-.- 468 Louisiana ave- n. ".
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CRAMMOND KENNKDY, Trustees,
MISC dtda ksllogy Building, 1416 r st NV
A. is ssGk / { so axb REAL ESTATE AaESra

A. iSsGkiNcE xxb ZEAL ESTATE AGENr4
No. 430 9TH ST. NV.
AUCTION SALE Or THAT AAGNIFICENT BUSI-
SEaS PR0PERTY At THE NORTHEAST COR
Visit, LATMI 0CCUPIEp By LINCOLN HAIL
BuiIDING, BLING ALL OF LOTS NUMBERED
FIVE (5l, TN SQUARE NUMBERED FOUR HUN
%Ash1N ASr s. nisr Afci OF c5LuMS. W
This property by fhr the most valuable unimproved
business sita IN CHS city. fronting 100 feet 9Th
IS whoia aud viii carxy the material now laying
thereon. -.
on SATURDAY. TWENTY THIRD APRIL. 1887,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. ~. wa WIN oner for sale IN
nuNExNSoN BROS, Auetss
uhl6-dkds 9Th and D - nv
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TRAPPED BY DHFHCITvEa-A telegram received
In Chicago yesterday says Geo. Sk1dmore, the
for embezzling money and vaiuables TO the amount
OF 81, 600 from w. S.TAm0re, OF London, England,
has fallen into q neat trap set by the detectives
who were taking him to New York, where he had
agreed to 60 TO light OF extradftt0n proceedings
When the officers and prisoner reached Sarnia,
Canada, on the Grand Trunk road, Sk1dmOre was
informed that he was upon British SOIL where ex-
tradition papers were unnecessary. He was taken
from the train, and Is now. ON the way to England
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BIsHop,s CAxrnsaIHR

An EXQUISITE Toilet Article for Chapel and Fongh
beautifully Smooth Clear Invaluable toeyeIy
Toilet. Price 20 cents. Try it. Guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction kor sale at VI the principal
Drug stvres aud ~ the propriet0r.
J. C. BISHOP. Druggist
&l1-3n 530eth st.. cor. II ST. NV.
4 sTHNA, NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, HlSTkRIA,
ASsryo,s Prostrstiop, rheumatism, aud all dtaeasas
successfully treated without MEDICINE, by w. =, PAB
KEh MszEetie He<lsr, 42O 10Th 81. NV Once hours
10 pm Consultation 1xee, VIII visit patisGtA
ap.46ts
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

4
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
WEST. AND On L sTREET, BETWEEN NEW
JE..SEY AVENUE AND FIRST STREET WEST,
APP k6 PsR
HUNDREDTHS ACRES.
Liber No. 1909, folio 248. ct seq one of the land
April. TWENTIETH We 1857 al FIVE II oCLocE P NJ
city Of washington. District Of Columbia, to Wit:
At FIVE O'CLOCK, Lot lettered d." in Fendalls
subdivision OF square fye hundred and nifty seven
eastern thrty-six $3.50 feet front, and by that
width the depth of Lot nine co. and the west fourteen
94) feet front and by the same width the full depth
(o19l
And on THURSDAY. APRIL TwENTY-FIRsT,
will sell that of land situated in the county of
Washington, in said District, and being part of Me-
tropos View. AID designated and described as all Of
lot twenty (2O) and that portion OF lots twenty one
GID and twenty-five t22), lying westward OF line
drawn from point in the north boundary line Of lot
D. distant 46 49, 100 perches enthusiastically from
Cd degree oS perches 10 the center Of Central
avenue, the said lots being according to recorded
View" made by Tlos ". Berry and John A Middle
ton trustees said described land containing
teen Q4) acrsss more or less. together with I'll
the easements and improvements, consisting OF small
frame dwelling and \ large barn.
Terms: Oue-third cash balance in equal INSTALL
ments at one and two notes to bear cent
interest from day sale, payable sen-annuay, and
to be secured by deed of trust the property sold
oil cash, at option of purchaser deposit of 500
required each piece of property at time OF sale Con-
yeyanclng, &c at purchasers cost Terms to be COM
piled with in ten days from sale; otherwise trustees
defauting purchaser after five days public of
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
.,6-a&as MIRIAM x B0ahMaN. Trustees.
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Wanna Dispatch 70 the London Daily News
In Vidovec, Hungarian village near Warasd1n,
the belief Of an approaching war has seized hold
Of the entire population. splendid Fata Nor
CANA was observed during three consecutive days
On the wide plains around the village Rnof1nous
divisions OF infantry, with scarlet caps COULD De
distinctly seen moving IN the plains and pexfmm-
ing exercises to the words OF command OF c0loSr
Sal chief, whose sword was seen naBhtng In tn af
the soldiers disappeared In mi1air. The people
stood awe-struck In great crowds and observed
breathless attention Two gendarmes afterward
went In the direction Of the scene OF action 70 see
Il any traces could be fUU10, but, OF course In
vain. The phenomenon Is believed 20 nave
been reelection OF some infantry divisions ma
ne0YfinS Of some miles dtstanca
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CdANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PR0PERTY, THE SAME BEING HOUSE AND

CdAHCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, THE SAME BEING HOUSE AND
STORE No. liz, ON SThEET NORTHW EST
=. By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity cause fEI
Pnpiic hausi9n il front Of the promises on THURS
FASF FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all Of Lot b, in square
Iour hundred and twenty seven (42O. in the city of
Washington, ID. Co. SAID lot being contained within the
following metes and bounds. viz Beginning for the
same at point on street distant A feet from
aenes east feet thence south 100 feet thence west
Terms of sale; One third of purchase money 70 be
PAID IN cash and the residue in equal instruments
one and two years with interest the notes of the pur-
chaser to be given for the deferred payments and
secured Oh the property sold by reserved lien deed
OF trust or all cash. at option Of purchaser.
The property Will he sold clear Of eli
ments to day Of sale. All conveyancing purchasers
cost. VIM II EDMONS'CON
Trustee,
ONCE, 42O 5th ST. NV.
l. f. WAtGAMAN, Auct mho3-dEda
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THoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THOMAs BOWLING, Anctionee1
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SITUATED ON STREET, GEORGETOWN,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.
SITUATED ON STREET, GEORGETOWN.
d. G.
, By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity causes:
No 1924, the undersigned Trustees will sell, at
pubic auction, in front of the premises, TUES
BY BY; oc AP y NINEIEENTH: 1887, AT FIVE
meads addition to Georgetown fronting twenty-six
1eet on west P street. and running back with thesame
width forty feet improved by two-story frame house,
known rs 26l3 West (P) street.
AND ON THE SAME DAY, AT QUARTER-PAST
d ~ 9SLOCk in front Of the premises, part of lot
~ III HOlmeads addition to Georgetown, fronting 20
feet on West P street and running back to the depth
OF 10 feet and adjoining the ground of Joseph Chick
on the west said lot being uuimproved and being the
third lot from the of 18th street. on the south
side of West (P) street.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money cash. and the balance in
and two years in equal payments with Interest," the
notes OF the purchaser purchasers to be given
the deferred payments and to be secured prop
erty sold by deed of trust all cash. ut the option
the pure haser purchasers. deposit of $50 be
required on each property at time Of sale. Convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee,
$50 ~ st. n. ".
ap|-d&us 1904 + st n. ".
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AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE OH PAINT
INGs, ETcH1NGs AND ENGRAvINos, 30, nc
CLOSE TWO ESTATES.

On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April. THIR-
TENTH. 1887. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, ct my auc-
ton rooms. 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
shall sell about twenty very valuable Oh Paintings,
Etchings and fine Steel EnSxavings, to close the
estates OF the late Horace Capron md VIM. Mclean.
The Pictures will be on view Monday and Tuesday.
April 18th and I2th. prior to sale.
ap6-6t THO6 BOWLING. Auct:
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MR. SINxYb 0ur 10 fm NEIRofolIrAN Nus1uM
Geo. L Seney has presented the following named
paintings to the New York Metropolitan Museum
Of Art, 0in the hope" he says sthat they wiz con-
tribute something 70 the pleasure and the tnstruc-
esOrgan RehearsaLn IsFaeHs' Expectation" Is.
raeils "Bashful Suit0E," Dupreh "The Balloon, !"
siSprino. !" Mauve,s Autumn" NaTrS aMys1eTy Of
Life" nneaH ~AutnmA Oaks" AilleCS "A Cuay
Corner" WysntS "COunty Kerry and Davis
Evening These paintings sepeesens market
va1ue az 30 600
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INHOaIAs BOWLING. Auotioneer:

CHASCERY , SALE OF vALTA 4gE IMPROVED
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
ON BRIDGE SHEET, IN GEORGETOWN d. G.
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Colnmbia, passed ON the 9Th day offS3
26 the undersigned trustees will sell a public auction
IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the ELEVENTH
DAY OF APRIL. 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, the
following described real estate situate in the city
Washington District Of Columbia, and known and
described parts Of original lot twenty three { and
sublot sixteen l6 In square one hundred and twenty
seven being the east ave CD feet four a. inches
OF xsid original lot twentythree (eSl by the depth
thereof and the west twenty O feet eight CD inches
Of said suhlot sixteen (16) by the depth thereof
proved by handsome threestory pressed brick rezi-
dence.
And also ON TUESDAY, the TwEIFTH day Of
APRIL 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PA., IN fEont0f the
premises the east CID feet Of lot one hun
ared and 171l IN square forty 40l IN
Balls srs sdd ID sis 70 GsSssstSrnn: r.,
OF the purchase money In cash and the balance in
and two years. in equal payenta for which the notes
OF the purchaser be gwen to bear interest from
the day of SALE and secured by deed Of trust the
property sold. all cash ct the purchasers option.
All onveyancing ut purchasers cost. depOsit Of
800 at time Of sale u required on the rst mentioned
piece Of property and deposit OF 900 the second
~ The terms OF sale not eomped with In tan days
the trustees the right TO resell the property
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
THOS. ]. FISHER. Trustee,
CHAMMOND KENNEDY, Trustee,
vnl9 f<,,;1 .1{,,or n
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THOs BOWLING. Aaetionee9.
VALUABLE MpRoyE3 PROPERTY ON BRIpaz

(M) STREET
BY virtue OF . deed Of trust dated October ID -
=, recOEuled in 1ibor No. 7e2. folio asa viii
~ fsa On I. Mq RSTA he TQgaTH OF APk
ses part Of original Lot No. s, Georgetown, D.. G..
"a feet on bridge (M street. With deps4 q
l<v Ieet 70 wide alley being the premises N0R 311
snd S!l3 Bridge (M street. and improged by three
ssosy and attic brick building with brick Stable IN
has tine ire bank vault the locsfion - In the
business heart Of the town. the Mace was formerly
the National Bank Of Commerce !.
Terms OF sale: 0nethird cash: reaiduain two equal
cured hy deed Of tuA or purchaser af his opOn, may
Al cash. II - preferred. however. 70 leaSe q
least one-half upon the property.
sale positive. azd the aSteafi1a Of penena desiring
1000 investment b specially invited. All taxes =
absolutely pa3sek
mhs:-d&ds FRED ". JONES' Truztsa
- THE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED UNIu
SATUkDAY, APRIL NINTH 49, HOUR AND
PLACE By oxdeI at the Trustaa apS-a&1a
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RahWay'S Unknown Victim.


MANY ANXIOUS PEOPLE LOOKING FOB MISSING GIRLS
All day long yesterday, at Railway, N. j., persons
called at police headquarters and the morgue, fol-
the purpose OF identifying, If possible, the body
and clothing OF the murdered girl. Chief of Police
Tooker receives daily large number OF letters and
kilograms containing references TO the murder.
One letter received yesterday contained the draw.
ing Of q shoe which the writer, German shoe
maker, had mended for young German woman
whom he thought was the one murdered. Another
was from man In Lynn, Mass VINO THINKS the
for over q year. There are letters from cranks
Offering all kinds OF suggestions.
MORE ABOUT THE HAAS CLUE
Christian Enrich, whom the mayor OF Railway
sent to New York to see Mrs. Augusta Haas, OF No.
5O7 West seth street, has returned. MrS Haas Is
the lady who came to Railway last Sunday TO see
II the dead girl was one OF two Swede girls who
came over on the steamer Egypt with her, arriving
March l. She told Mr.. Enrich that she was posi-
her lover with her and often iltreated the eirl
Mrs. Haas did not see the lover after arriving In
TINS CITY but can ea nno t9S ns oes He gT
tined the dead girls photograph the minute they
saw It, The mayor and Chief Tookef and all the
says he is certain the woman is honest and thinks
she would have been listened TO with interest long
ago II she had not been held back By people who
haps the Swede girl will visit Railway to-day.
MRS. sHUBEKT, OF LANCASTER.
As stated In yesterdays SrAR, Mira Mary Shu-
bert, OF Lancaster, Pa, Is positive that the dead
woman found at Railway Is her daughter Ida, who
mysteriously disappeared from that city on the
night OF March q. The mother has seen the pic
lures Of the dead girl In different papers and says
that they look exactly like her daughter. The
tewelry and clothing which the girl wore when
She LEFT Lancaster answers the description OF that
found on the dead girl. Ida Is twenty-three years
old, and was married TO Frank Hagen who de-
serted her to enter the regular army. She had been
working I'm the cotton factories OF the CITY, and OF
har mother to have her do right. short tame be-
fore Ida left Lancaster her mother intercepted
letter, dated March 10, addressed to her. tt was
signed rH n. c." and the writer said that he had
been In Washington lO0k1ng for work but could
not get any; that he was then In New Jersey, and
he wanted Ida 70 meet him. Mrs.. ShubefE e q
had In broken bank She viii be provided with
suncient money to make . trip 70 Railway and
view the remains
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, r-,,,.os
ap6-dkds WILLIAM ". BOARMAN, Arus'ees
BOWLING. Auctioueer


HAIR-CLOTH AND OTHER PARIOR FURNITURE.
WICKER ROCKERS. PICTURES, BRUS-
SfLS AND INGRAM CARPETS MAT
TINGS, BOOKCASE AND SECRETARY, WAL
NUT CHAMBER SUITES HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES. NIEE SPRINGS. BEDDING,
BIZ. piN1NG and oIHiR CHAfRS. GAS
STOVE, CHINA. GLASS AND PLATED WARE,
TON.
On MONDAY, APRIL ELEVENTH. 1887, COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No 1449 Cor.
street northwest will sell the entire contents
Terms cash. and all goods TO DE removed day Of
sale.
ap6-dts THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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FAINTER Guillou mct's Tragic Deashs
Paris Dispatch to the London Daily Telegraph
strange story Is current anent the death OF the
painter Guillaumet, which was noticed q few days
ago In your columns HIS demise was attributed
TO peritonitis but this it Is said, was produced in
q tragtca manner, which recalls the melancholy
circumstances attending the death OF 0ambetta.
II Guillaumet who was only 46 and very wealthy.
had become, It is said infatuated with q lady Who
was his senior oy many years. Owing 70 this I'M.
wife, who lived with her son In another part Oe
Paris A few weeks ago n. Guillaumet had q
scene With his mistress, after which he put Ne.
volver TO his heart and fired. The bullet lodged
In his intesttnes, and he fingered from that mo-
ment in the agonies OF painful illness termnated
by death. His last words after the puliet had
entered his body were for his wife and SON WHO
on being Informed OF the tragcal occurrence came
and nurSed him until his death. The painter died
In his studio, whittier he was earned NJ his own
request. He wanted 10 see his oriental skeeche0
for the last time.
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Dr.. Burtsell Net Suspended.
ABSURD RuMoRs ABOUT TEE TROUBLES IN N
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.


ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The New York Tribune says: The troubles In the
Roman Catholic Church in this diocese are again
the subject OF absurd and sensational rumors.
These have been especially prevalent since Dr.
Curran went into temporary retirement for identi-
Tying himself with the cause OF Dr. McGlynn
Some OF these would make IL appear that the re-
Duke administered 10 Dr. Curran was nothing I'm
comparison with the punishment Inflicted upon
other ciergymen, particularly DIR. Burtsel, who
the reports say, has been all but stlenced by the
archbishop. As a matter OF fact DIR. Burtseil has
not been deprived OF any or his prtestly functions
This statements made upon the highest authority
ne was summoned TO the archbishop's presence,
and Was given TO understand a FEW things perhaps
little differently than he understood them before
but there was no suspension and &c Is not believed
that anything OF the kind will be necessary In his
case. IL was reported last night thai the parish
oners OF st. stephens church would hold no more
maSS-lneetings. They will not this week, at any
rate owing 10 the fact that the night for 1t u that
OF Good Friday.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been nled as follows: Jas
A. Lucas to R Portner Brewing Company. pit 4.
80. S2s; =. Martha w. Hooper to B. r. Davis ct
al, lot 81, c. B.. sub Mt Pleasant; 81, 75O. W. II.
Witzei to Margaret W. Gilfrey, lot 81, SO. ITO;
2,O62.5O Elizabeth F. Sicard to w. p Kellogg,
sub lots 72 and 70 50. 152; $4,945.56 H. L. Page
20 I. z Pairo, pt. Rosemount: 81. 9l25o Jas. D.
Cameron to ": BurrtA sub lots 81 TO 66, 7S to 81.
50. 672; SIC. 88&1a. j. G. Hester to j. B. Ham,
mond sub lots 78 to 81, 80. 753; "a, 500. w. r.
Kellogg TO H.H Wells, lots 1O2 and 1903, sq. 133;
Goo Adele 8. Reed to NJ C. Hooker, lot 15 blk.
q, Columbia Heights; q, 95325. John Sherman
TO CoTnelta Devend0rf, lots ~ and IL, So o. Co
Mmbia Heights; $6,621-67. B0yntOn MussOn 70
Mary II. Quincy, lot 16, blk 81, do: $2,187.T.
Emily A. Moxley to R A. Phillips pit 81, 50. ~,
West Washington; 5000. G. Coxen 70 J. g.
slater ct al. pit l, 80. 477; 500. Mary Flood 20
]. II. SMITH, pit II, 50. GIG; F..
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EOLEY, AuctiOneer.

Twill sell all the Books. Engravings, Bird Cages,
Jewelry Music Boxes and all the fine goods such as
Ladies' Work Boxes Writing Desks, Jewel Boxes Opera
AT TEN AN. and SEVEN PM, at Store zoe Market
Space. and will continue day and evening until an the
above named goods are disposed Of Ladies' will do
well by attending the day sale the goods will be sold
without reserve.
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The knights ~ HarrksAurx.
WHAT THEY WILL DEMAND IN THE wAY on Lno,sxx

Quite number Of Knights Of Labor arrived In
Harrisburg Pa on last nights trains to attend to-
days convention The Knights Will make an or
ganized appeal TO the legislature for the expoita-
ton OF several labor bills now pending These In
clude the bill taxing store orders ten per cent
which is OF course, designed to abolish them: the
bill modifying the conspiracy laws the bill for
paying employees every two weeks, the bill regu-
lating the appointment OF check weighmen In coal
mines and the bill providing for sealers OF weights
and measures In the Soft-c0al regions The con-
vention viii probably also take some action re-
garding the alleged Intention OF the managers or
the Western penitentiary % use the 100000 ap-
preparation, FOR which a bill Is pending In the
legislature, for the purchase OF machinery and
material with which TO manufacture cocoa mat
ing. This step would throw 600 men out OF en-
ployment, as the Western penitenttary could sup.
ply the entire demand for cocoa mating.
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(lHANCERY SALE OF yALUABLE REAL ES-
BETWEEN TWELEIH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND RUNNING BACK
10 FEET ALLEY INSIDE.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the -
District of Columbia passed in Equity cause No. f45
lO,194, the undersigned trustees will sell pub I'll
le auction IN front OF the premises FRIDAY, the
FIVE O'Clock Pm the west 25 feet front of Lot
hree ol Ii square S3 6y the depth OF said Lot with
buildings.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and residue in one
and two with interest at six per per annu
tedeterred payments to be secured on the property
Sold and the Of the purchaser be given
payments, all cash at option Of purchaser deposit
of 500 when bid accepted, and terms Of sale to be
complied with In two weeks from day sale Convey
ances at cost Of purchaser.
VIM E. EDMONSTON,
Once 400 5th st. nv. t,,...
J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, {Ar"s'ees.
$50 ~ st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers ap9- d&da
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AFFECTED By THE COMMERCE LAw.-The Chesa-
peake Nail Works, employing about 200 men. and
the LOchtel and Paxton furnaces, at Harrisburg,
have ceased operations until the railroad and
transportation companies reach some conclusion
regarding the freight rates. The mill owners say
they cannot continue business under the inter
state act as Interpreted now. Several hundred
men are thrown out OF employment